For 11 African countries, such as South Africa, where the Omicron strain was first found, foreigners qualified to live in Japan were also unable to ”re-enter” back to Japan.
For 11 African countries, such as South Africa, where the Omicron strain was first found, foreigners qualified to live in Japan were also unable to ”re-enter” back to Japan.
松野官房長官は11日、「アフリカの11の国から外国人の再入国ができるようにします」と言いました
Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno said on the 11th, ”We will allow foreigners to re-enter from 11 African countries.”
Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno said on the 11th, ”We will allow foreigners to re-enter from 11 African countries.”
Regarding the arrival of new foreign students in Japan, he said, ”Some people have problems with graduation or promotion, so we’re thinking what to do.”
Regarding the arrival of new foreign students in Japan, he said, ”Some people have problems with graduation or promotion, so we’re thinking what to do.”
アフリカの11の国から外国人が日本に再入国できるようになる
Foreigners can re-enter Japan from 11 countries in Africa
Foreigners can re-enter Japan from 11 countries in Africa
First of all, for 11 countries in Africa, such as South Africa, where Omiclon strain was found, foreigners who have qualified to live in Japan were not able to return to Japan.
First of all, for 11 countries in Africa, such as South Africa, where Omiclon strain was found, foreigners who have qualified to live in Japan were not able to return to Japan.
松野官房長官は11日、「アフリカの11の国から外国人の再入国ができるようにします」と言いました
The Secretary of Matsuno Kenji said on the 11th, Allows foreigners to re-enter foreigners from 11 countries of Africa.
The Secretary of Matsuno Kenji said on the 11th, Allows foreigners to re-enter foreigners from 11 countries of Africa.
I`m thinking about what to do, as there is a problem with graduation and advanced issues because there are problems with graduation and advancement, as foreign students come to Japan
I`m thinking about what to do, as there is a problem with graduation and advanced issues because there are problems with graduation and advancement, as foreign students come to Japan